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Per re - GT • . ' • , •J‘ Alt - • ' cji /or/ 4 06 114 ff . , lowi!` V NIT • Mnr'll 7099.] tro'ies ! dared 4 jost,ic, e ; • iti,orit 9 1 ra of 1 1 d i e his HO' l a ~,,,,\4OlOll/ \ 'k`• l a - 4- - -‘l4- '4•14;e;? '..‹.-- ~t;`,- ---- - -- - _ , : - .l' 14 1 it 1 1) AY Ar 4, AP EPJUCE SEVENPiNCE aterren t ! ttornel 4 and ti; le l y t h e case' eat s;.Xsi i , r , 01 0.i .f h i s , [ o , aigs t.* Jri Or' bib acra ( of the tell f ll4 n o ob" 11 1 4 tb a ri1'3 11j ,1 3,5 jolkS 8 , 13 0 { 0(1 11Cillr., 110 (1 , es fro ll r, car, f6l" fir s , e (! of I"' po,cr. orv 4 (ettce , the c orre ct. ' rero es: ' .• ir itea ` ) 1#: , e.o` co' •. Nord lot' (11°' t O f om 7,1 r. Ito , lir sed cf' fi f 1 1, S""" itch t., r~tii.; lic - 1 „ot rou'lds' of t ll4 io4 ti'6 t ile: 4°re ' i fot• wb ic : l c 1 56, . . 1 1 0 10" Libor/ j;ion of 1 . 15 Tr3fll° 10 3 0,1 ' opul`'''' Jar the 110 0 4 40 011 et) S a r : ced Q.- 3t. eon' ,-_ _ " e. s '" 1 5' of til t ~-. tO Coy, "LiCTS FOR TAILOH" ANT) PITCH. %;lip l a , IVavY-Pffiee, -(lPril 15, I " 8* ' "LVCIPAL OFFICERS and COM " 9 i-i-- sBl- , " 7" 8 of HIS tIIA.IF_,STI"s NAVY do 4e 6nse't Aotire, that on Wednisday, the 29th Instant, Pcrsoiall'etrici, they will be ready to treat with such 44 .1 . eat t .: 4 ? ".'l be willing to Contract for vcpply s ity; his ,_4" 11,0,,e'''''''',1 Dock-Ywrds with RUSSIA TALLOW PlTcti. 'KIIULM, ARCHANGEL, or BRITISH-MADE 1 ,4 st e p , • 167. ' : e , " " of the ,4rlicles, and Forms of the.,Ten *A) 7 , l' ;' V " geen a t this offi c e, N o Tender will ice reerired 4417' 6'eloeh, oh th e d ay of Treaty, nor any noti,ed, p 4 e Part. --t - wi or an Agent for him, attends. . 0 . 1 , 7 , , t , hlf, 4r, 4' 4 1a,rt lie "crompanied by - a Letter aldressiyl ti''oetl'''.l 1-birtrft, and signori by two respimsible Perseus, ;e,,,„„"'', /Iconic hound with the Person tenderinr:,, 7.7, ti'c : 1101,,1ut41A-.49P--the time prr/%9•l4,vner, of tietg!; -, ta for 4' t'04;:"417(11. Al' 100 Lfar4ls, for the due polo:mance of' , 4 " fvr Pitch. GtOuctSiThz----'------ ' ---1-1111,E,--DP.SIRABLE RESIDENCE AND, f .FAIIII. 11 Y11, ' l %Vr , Tr) 8 E SOLD BY AUCTION, 1/4', \i1\1:1:Y ;laid' SONS, at the Matt, on ri . URS : 114.;.tdeli. ),Zi t . 1/ ' Dliess an acceptable offer be previously ~idi• b eq s" ''''v c`Titt ap _ Ili ' ..1 k‘ -rab ! e P REEI-10La ESTATE, co!uPris.- k tbiniiit„e"nr,ettient House, ktioWn as Bream Lodge, in I,,,,°ll)R,,,lst:,f.(;liccster; ci , ntaiiiing a Dining. an d Drawing /s‘..:4:4!,tpheat,L.S'lntly, three excellent. Iled-io , ot , `lt ' '''' , ( 01 ' .""tS, With Stlitahle 'ta:c.leiead. k jt .• l,kstro, 'Piero Repair,- and near 2(.)0 Aces of andgi‘lv in 11.4.14,1 ram ie ' Arahle, and Wmid Land ;- the wholr nea 1, ildi, al i t , .. . icy:aims. fhe Farm * lli ii gs ii,, i.l a high stat.• I•• . 1 .‘ 1 ;,,, c thd e a four -horse power'fbrasbin4 Iklayl'ine,,li,), 14,.1:. r , i 4ttatlied a Cha ff - cutter,.and a Mill for brir sing Doi thene te,,,,;41;1ir,e'. Tile la 11 commands extensive viesl a u nt ifur ii . ,11. :•, ) , : i. situated within a morning's ride of thel • e n easy 40,1;',"e fiso ll'lVYe,' nine milts front Monmouth, II 4111 11it ? ' ) n,,th, BriAol, Cheltenham, and (-‘1 b 411 t'b f . o14.4;14" 'aY be viewed by aPPlYing Bailiff, be had ; 141' ' I"' Lildun. ailiff, at 4t I;(liiirs',' In'ar L ydney, of whom particulars may . 14,,,}e11„1.450 of J 8. olive, Es q . Solicitor, to the yard, 4 4th '. (41nucester, Monmouth; Chefist i ow e,t , v Cl: . elt , e , t e .'- - - I'ih. „i i i s tol; at the Place of Salt i - ._.,, 440_1.1:t0r, LincUln's Intl ; and p a l lid may be seen. • T , 4t ."'"Vf , L oudon, where a Plan ofSliiiisianiey r +.l % i ) ----- • ill°.‘v3 l, i'llllll s l l6l, in Aro. price 15s. beard, Vol. 9, 'of la st , Itxt‘,'''NN UAL BIOGR APH Y and 081 - I•'4, ' fo • SiPortrait s.—This co rill,. top eti r 88, with Silhouette ~ 144:1Ih ir el % ci , ten.4-the Biog•raphy of her Royal Highness the 1 11, N i l r , l'ut t , the pukes of Northumberland an_d_o;Srtr.l:. 111.,,11.e, tittt,s,ta• CUrran, Erskine, Ponso_rne.Hand allr it._ !d i tiitt',ll,l)cii,4ll,', 4.:al',lttinison and. D.itney, 6- & l t s -_ 73' interspersed, t 1 , A.. 1 , , ,r 4t4 ,,: w ' . clef s who died !ii . 151 1 tt 'i,•'setl, - ,t,„`,`, 'b a variety of original Letter ' s,po c c v u u r t ne ß n i t o s . , itc,,7q ~: and c ontaining an analysis of . 1);, de e ,. , With a General Biographical L i st of Persons t ong, i 'df„ . '1" 1 * , Brown, e 4)Ninan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brow 'th e 1 ,''' ' -- • ' ~.. ''itti, , 1 )f wh. rn ailv be had, -, ~ a•,01)itk,,,, .', 1 '. for 1817, P • ~, ~,,, unit 1., rice 15s. Alt;ll • ICINE. • i r ri f Pe 14 a. 141)‘'-' itre"ahlislied replitalion of Alesvr. t t . I " c r . •c, 4 b, I N I „' : 1 141,,.'id Co., combiried with their well-known - ',. 14. 4, - tta4,j ' ; `' - e.'ss in the Treatment and Curt of a few • tl:l4%;Z",,t)r,4'lllit.,s,:.girts the . tu . superiorclaiats and a decided 3 iti,i d . t.-I R ki ... , otT plat titn.nmr,. . , Nc1 i ,... 4 . i it;, 1 / 4 ; ! 1 , , e t o d'l4 Co. as vgular . Surgeons, present to tV. k , `11 b .., v0tt,„ 1 ,..'• of 30 years experience in 'the Cure . o .s f - .l t .'•• -; ~,,,,,- d '"isi and those Debilities and Deficien9t ' ' "'N'ls i ., l ' th e ,„Illy prevent Rr embitter the matrimonial . - tt ,cl) .'tt4 l Ittes.4r,i',"'s gradations, Gout, recent infection to t . , it. i jt a Ni l', l-neir treatment commands, very often, V t . 4 ' ) ii' , .' 4 st,7 lw Ys a radical cure. . In diShions cases, t r , .. 4 -1,1,, i -s• w... 11 . . • . T'ves them a kl 4 1 4 t 5,,,, " of d ,-. - , 4 tranged • e*pet tt.nee 1.0 14 '11.,i. rttiim;,,,."l^ittii that secures the patient . from 141 I 14 , 1 , 0,,,,..„-ii, out of existence, or . . having his i ct ttt tc 'titi', ' l . l 't i IYut til l'.‘;:l i t dio and . til e . vital principle destroye d kti t '. I' 4 , (e , 0 ~ . us Disease, or a blind and fa tlN i "I" ► • 0 ~ '"'a ll" w pretenders, In Nervous Debi tlitsi,. r out ':, —e'ax Mon, and Afony, of the Otgans, • tupsN.:qlB,ldc.tes.sive . i ntlult s , etice, insalubrious climates, (Jr I),,`ltsf. kit e re t.t heti- practice gives new life and ,enery..t . o tt Ik e t i 01 case s s „, • h • ~ ~•in t , 0 0 despair. Strict 14_ t ~.''''• t ~... ''lhr . r "le to ‘ll. ''' ' duration, are ftv'•:tl4.`'.teri or . , .rotii ten to t wenty Scars' .. . i t ti, t iiii:.„f I lir :,tellioi of Cure, permanently remot e . d I r. ) : l'' 'il .'11"4 arcf '3 e ' hs• Slight and recent cases of t et , iy. h et, ) , Hie N , . • ,lrt`tt in Ih e , Sh or t period of two days. I o I, ti t .. tx i t w i ll . t,,, ~1 of 1 1,,,„ .. 0- consolitory to inow, that they (nay. " .I . 4 tlt, ii c l 4l, f i k .. l e Oeliiiitie which defeat conception, and sap li s wl ts,,,' 1 ~l ore r ct,ontabial felicity.. Patients treated with i11.t4t,.,:. t• tir _, ..), and inviolable secrecy. '.. . , 4-' 1 47 t,'" an4l co. may he consulted ever day at their P6 it "lit .9att I L() 1 :1 41 lely ii ()llgarden, Lacers from the ,conutry, stat s k . 1..1* 'IV C.tse i l ' fl' .• 1, . i enclosing are • .14 tu• ;,......, tot eo, ts tug - , s t....„ ant 'lni st . - ' l "ce and medicines, will he treattd with stu '' at ••'''). 107, Ilattun-garden.. 4 14 ' _ '" ' 'ultol A T 11 ''‘ r l l ( f GILEAD en - ‘ ,%, .01,, 4 , , •••••-• ~rte tat A" ' , , tllt L i tit,,-,.`.:,1J. 10011 without inflaming it ; and d is .l)%,""lis a,,u.,lolently the nervous sy , tetn ; frees 4. braces , without * 1 4i1 1: 6 ,,, r1 i e T, l lB ,, v era and other important organs : resolves I I l'' ' ''°l4 : -i" the and oft viscid stran.,) , humours ; strength" ~4 s t ,,Ntit: ' ., l a' l '"l'it, and tin ))s hick .. i be tnitsc'.ioar fibre to 141f,,tLstisi;,;Z1,1.1(lit:Lerlieehy te'me6,• as of these effects, Sc, P it r 7 , ' , . l l l :: t .e , 1, ~,i , .. thi,, 1 ,, ~.e. . , all ur any . . . iNt4.4 ~.. ;untaeations and rest rictions,.he,orprally adayt 'l' , l, ' 1 10. 1 " of every species,of ele• •sy. Hence, the. Cordial it1 11i 4 )4,,,: ".,•1 { tea kes'a direct attack • upon the - many headed tirVet '''ll found to re , ply indirectly or collisterally to t'Pri, r ,Y . Miler r -1 ,1",l)f t i i 4 . l ‘) . ohject of Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, the Pro- Pr , ii ii ..''s Reiterative, who here submits his ideas, to the 41, 1 t r) i (4s dictated and confirmed by along and successful '')id i t e i ,4 1» relieve i hose persons, who, ty all immoderate t4'ilroti„,l"fllieir passions, have ruined th it constitutions, 'iii S trs,,'", ' t ' 4 l a perfect Tabes Dorsatis, or in their way to 41 '; -44 Y),; ' , 11 , 414 0 . 11 of thst deplorable malady, are affected ki,,:,,ei.,,,.- ‘lli)xe previo ' u s s s sittoini that betray its approach, ,:,,44's alfections Of ) the nervous System, obstinate ,t,4'))),,:4:, )::.'‘:1,4.,1'.'f,a.r.y•-chii.ssions, excesses, irregularity, obstritc--, ).1 . ", A ' (%);cirmions weaknesses, total Impotency, bat , ~,. ~ i sl 1. - ; But ' the r elief he wishes to administer, is not ,1 '''i r il e''e alone The valetudiunrian' by birth, who ,i 4 iiiiili.,:iiiit fl'oni. his p . areriti the inheritance of a diseased hl 14434 ' e raru e ; the delicate fentale,•Whum an immured . 1 1,' 11 er.,. ~," Iffy, toz;ellter with the immoderate use of tea ''‘,. l 1 )1., ['yak anti Watery riliorents,lias, without any fault of r.,,, ,11141,',,11410 on all the calamitous symptoms of a consump 'll (pli t , ' gad are 'l.l t•t• •I s' t •e sinking into (~ a . l el v , , ,ie i , ion !MI yas IS am- , . ‘llO 1,1,.e.,,i ..le,r.tv, ! 'l. such as these, the Cordial Balm I, . • I ' l Ward the most permanent relief, and restore N •,I'.lllr, influence) to the enjervment of all the comforts 1 4 14 1 ~.111:,'; of One Bottle in Vour. )I ( 'll,,uY p,, e Co ,t. s. ti ; 1 . tin and t. 150, Oxford -street ; Ward, . 324, 'rr, Nal i 411.01,- 1)4, Strand ; :it'd Mr. Goatley, 1:30, Mino -10, 'ls th: als o by eve, y reputable Vender in all Market :INtiiii",v)ritr"llll;out the Kingdom, and all other Medicine- Ven ti, i').o: ,I,s...each, or. forit,hl 'Me Family Bottle for 3,35. by .1 . ., , , .),..141, ' s• Bottl e is saved, with the words " Sainl4 Sole "). Pool," engt:eved on thestanip, to itaitate which is tt, ei * p. f it,, tll A,, l 4 . t . 'en t t s corresponding with Dr..Solonion will please ,t i, t. , :-) low thectreuplim.nt of One Pound is e,t1),,,,,:.14tri1at1) doubleLetterv. uslt)arg.eSo.,,louton, Gilead!hinst:',l'neaadt: PUBLIC A-T I 0 NS. This-Day were published, G vols. small Svo, 425. W UItKSof, t R I 11r BRAY, All)cmarlestfeet. vols. V. and VI. are sold separately, • On Tuesdq, the2BtllofApril, will he puhlished,in Bvo. 9s 6d. 1 0 FOURTHCCAALN o f L o r i I ) I E A F T I 2 6NL S D of the B By JOHN HOBHOUSE, Esq. of Trinity College, Cam- In - hike, A.M. and F.R.S, Piloted for JonN.MURIIAY, Allionorle-street, London. On Tuesday, the 28th of April, will be pulThslied,in Bvo. THE FOURTH and LAST CANTO of CaiLDE FL-know, with other Poems and Notes. By the Right Hon. LORD BYRON. . . • Printr-d for,lonN MFuty,v, Aibemarle-street,-London. Persis•as ilesirims of receiving this Work.npon its first Publication, are requested to order it immediately from their respective Booksellers in Town of Country. • This Day was published, In Foolscap Bvo. price 7s. tid. boards, T HE FUDGE FAMILY ,IN PARIS, in a Se ries of Letters, from Phil. Fudge, Esq. Miss Biddy Tudge„ Mr. Bob Fudge; &c. • , Hied by THONIAs BROWN, the Younger, - Authorof the Two-Penny Post Bag. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orwe, and Brown, London. • - This Day was iiithlished, . With a Portrait, in Octavo, price 14s. hoards,- A N.ACCOUNT of the LIFE anti Witt I'INGS ....71L of JOHN ERSK[NE, D.D. late one of the Ministers 'of Edinburgh_ By Sir HENRY MONCRIEFF WELLWOOD, Bart, D.D. With an Appendix,and Notes. Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgli4. and Long man, Hurst, Rees, - Ortne, and Brown, London. , In a few Days will be published, in 2 vols. FUDOICI A, Datigliter of B e li sar i us . A N ove : from the Spanish of Don PEDRO MONTENGON. By CHARLES HERVEY SMITH, Eq. Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall Mall. • Also in 1 vol: with 33 fine Prints, New Robinson Crusoe, altered from the French, .and\par' ticularly adapted as a Class and Prize Book for the National and other Schools. _ . This Day were published, 4to. illustraled b 7 Eleven Coloured Pixies, price 21. 2s. TRAVELS ,thr(mgli some . PARTS of Grt- MANY,TOLAND, MOLDAVIA, and TURKEY. By'ADAM NEALE, M.D. Late PhYsician to the British Embassy at Constantinople, and Physician - to the Forces. Printed for Lonvia.n, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London;' and A. ConStablti and Co. Edinburg-h. METROPOLIS PAVING ACT. This Day were published, puke Is. 6d. sewed, es. half-bound, or 2s. Gd. bonnd•in Red, a New Editi on o f KEARSLEY's TAX TABLES, for the Year 1818: containing the General Taxes, and a Supple went, with the Arts of iite. Last Sesttion re!atiry to Ware itodseS, Shops, &c. tieuetir C tubs, Labourers' Wages, Saving Banks, Navy Agents, Prize-Money, Seamen's Allowances, Innkeepers' Allowances, Game, Poaching, - Arrests for Debt, and a copious Abstract of the Metropolis Paying Act. London : Published by James Harper, 46, Fleet-street. On Wednesday, the 29th Instant, will be published, , llnstruted with Portraits, Maps, and .Military Plaris,.Vol. I in 410. of A i r EMOIRS of JOHN DUKE of MARLBQ .I. WIL ROUGH; with hi Original CorrespOndence, collect ed from the . Family Records at Blenheim, and othet authentic . SoUrces. • By_WILLIAM CORE, bi.A. F.R.S. F.S.A. .Arcticleiicon of Wilts, and Rector of Benierton. printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Oriiie, and Brown; London. The Work will be -coMpleted in Three VolunieS ; all of wltich will be published during the present year. 'Phis Ddi . icas fitilinshed, • In 2. Vols.tlemy 4to. Price_ St. ss. in boards, Ilustrated by numerous Fac-Similes of scarce and interest .. iwg Specimens of the Art; and further enriched by Nl presstons 'from original Blocks engraved by Albert Darer, A N INQUIRY into'the ORIGIN and 'EARLY JAL HISTORY of ENGRAVING, •upmi COPPER and in WOOD; with an Account of Engravers and their Works, from the Invention of Chalcography by MASO FINGUEItRA, to t h e tithe of Marc Antonio Rairnondi ; including Obser vations on sonic of tire' first Boolrs,ornamented with Wood- Cuts. .By S'VILLIANI YOUNG OTTLEY, F.S.A. Printed for Jahn and Arthur Arch, 61, Cornhill. Just published, pric°7's..lid. Vol. I, Part 2, of REvoßi s ofCASES argued and determined in .the COURT of . KING'S BENCH, in HILARY TERM, 5S Geo. 111. H. By RICHARD V. BARNEWALL, 'of Lincoln's Inn; Esrp Barrister at Law; And EDWARD H. ALDERSON, of the Inner Temple, Esti Barrister-at Law. _ _ • London: Printed for J. Butterworth - and Son', No. 43, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond ,Quay, Dublin. Of whom may be had, price is. 6d. The First Part of these Reports, containing the Cases de termined in Michaelmas Term, 58 Geo. 111. }l3lB. It is intended to publish the Confirmation of these Reports as soon after the end of each Term as possible. • Shortly will appear, Volume 5, containing the Cases i❑ the King's Bench front Easter Term, 56 Gco. 111. to Trinity,- 57 Geo. 111. inclusive. By George Monte and William Sel wyn, of Lincoln's Inn, Esqrs. Barristers at Law. LETTER TO, THE SHOPKEEPERS IN TILE METRO POLIS. GENTLEMEN, —There i's au old 'and true Proverb, that " good wine needs - no bush," If the same discrimination were exercised on exterior objects of taste, it would be economising wealth and practising wisdom. Unfortunately this -is not the case, and it behoves the friend of mankind to point out those base arts by which they are deluded. Ido not address myself .to those who are so,inean as to live by a species of swindling, though it is to he'lloped they are not impervious to common sense. There are per sons who impose upon the Public their nostrums, and would fain make us believe in - their superior etlitacy.- These'de ceptive characters:who are at war with fair dealing, and in alliance with adversity, notwithstanding are deserving our pity.—The object of this Addrss is to guard the Trade against jhose Quacks who perambul a t e the City, and sell what they. call Blacking, 13, 14, and even 15 bottles to the dozen, of a quality and at a price that the respectable part of the Trade will not buy4t. l'am informed, on the contrary, that they always enquire for my Blackjug, which I offer to sale, in full pint bottles, at twelve shillings per dozen, and 10 per cent. discount, for money, and" which is of so superior a quality as to need no further recommendation *.-1. am, Gentlemen, your's, very truly, RICHARD TURNER. Blacking Manufactory, 114, London road, Southwark . . I have so much foreign and country trade, that I keep rib Travelki, .because `Dealers' well . knowllie way to my Manulactery. THE LOTTERY. FrAzARp and CO.„ CONTRACTORS with Government for the PRESENT LOTTERY, con, twining 107 CAPITAL PRIZES of 20,0001., 3,0001., 2,00014 &c. &c. respectfully acquaint the Public they have so ar ranged the Scheme, that Twenty Prizes of - 1.0001. each o u st he drawn in the first Twenty Minutes, the KING's BIILTH— DAY, 4th JUNE. The-Plan of increasing the number of Capital Prizes was so universally approved in the last Lot Cry, as to create a&- Mutat which raised the Price of a Ticket to Thirty Pounds, and a Sixteenth .to Two Pounds. HAZARD am! Co. the pre:- sent Contractors, solicit attention to the following points of ,this Scheme, which contains More Capital' Prizes, yet there are 4;000 TicketS Less than in the Lottery, and the pre sent price of a Ticket is only 191:10s. and a Sixteenth 11. 7s. • • ALL STERLING MONEY. 3 Prizes of 20,0001. ! - • 4 l'rizes of 3,0001. and 2,0001.! . • 20 Wizes of 1,0001. !. • - 20 Prizj*of 5001. !. 2,754 Prizes of 3001. 2001.; 'lOOl., &p. &C. The First 20 Prizes will hav'e 1,0001. More. The First 500 BlankS will hate ibt. each. - The Sixth-drawn Prizeabove 1,0001.wi1l have 20,0901. More. TICKETS and SHARES Ire selling by HAZARD antl,Co. Contractors, at their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EX CHANGE (established upwards of 100 years), who Sold and Shared , ' FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS In the Last Year's Lotteries, and Capjtals in former Lotte- . • ries amounting to some Millions. N.B. Favourite Numbers - .may be obtained by early appli cation. • This Day were puhliShed, price 4s 6.1. MORE THOUGHTS STILL 011 the STATE of the WEST INDIA COLONIES, and the PRO CEEDINGS of the AFRICAN INSTITUTION: with Ob servations on the Speech of Jame Stephen, , Esq. at the-An nual Meeting-of that Society,,held on the 26th of March, 18 By JOSEPH MARRYAT, Esq. IVI.M Agent for Grenada. Deciphour specie recti.-Hor. Sold by J. M. Richardson, Cornhilit'and s ßidgways, Piccadilly. ROYA L ,1NC,0445. The following is a correct return of all Incomes received by their Royal- highnesses the Dukes of CLARENCE,. KENT, CUMBERLAND, SUSSEX, and CAMBRIDGE, arising from:Military, Naval, or Civil Appointments, Pensions, or otherEtnolutnents•; .as well as all Grants out of the Admiralty Droits made to them since the year 1800 : ANNUAL INCOME. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE. • Out of Consolidated Fund ' , ,C 20,500 0 0 As Admiral of the Fleet As Ranger of Mull) , Park ;`which which is appro priated to pay the Fees and Claims of subor- digate Offieers 187 9 8 Total, ,C21,f82 9 8 His Royal Highness the Duke of KE N T. - Out of Consolidated Fund As Governor of Gibraltar, with Staff Pay, - and Contingent :A lowanees.;.. , • 6,517 18 4 As Colonel of the R o yal Scotch Regiment of Foot 613 2 6 As Ranger of Hampton Court Little. Park ;. which is appropriated -to pay the Fees and .' -S - afiferres.of subordinate Officers ..-.... .. ' . . . Total ke5,205 4 2 His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLANito. 'Out of Consolidated Fund As Colonel of 15th Regiment of Hussars ----- Total His Royal Highne,ss the Duke of SUSSEX. Out of.Consolidated•F t nd - His ltoial Highness the Duke of C4NBRIDGE. Otit of Consolidated Fund . lB,OOO 0 0 As Colonel of the Coldstream Guards 882 15 7 . . . • ' Tot al ' , 418,882 15 NoT4... 7 •Besides the Incomes derived front the above-men tioned saucers, their. Roy•il Highnesses the Dukes of Kent, Cumberland, and £ambrid4c,;draw some emolument from the Allowance for Clothing: t heir respective regiments ; but the Amount- I hereof.connots be stated, as it tinctuates according . to the number of men required to be clothed, •the station 'on which the reginients may be serving, and• the prices of the articles furnished. .GRANTS OUT OF THE ADMIRALTY _DBMS. - To his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, Bth April, 1806 , .`,C20,000 To his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, 10th_October, 1805 • • klo,ooo 8111 , April, 1806 To his Royal Highness the Duke of Cum bcrland, 14th October, 1805 .. .... 15,000 • Bth April, 1806_ - 20,000 To his Royal Highness thF Duke of Sussex, Bth April: 1806 . - • ' 20,000 To his . ltoyal Highness the Duke of Garth . 'l(lo, Bth April, 1806 ' 20,000 NoTr.—On the Mth Of , October, 1813, the sum of 20,0001. was advanced by way 'of , Loan to his ROyal 1 - lighne;,s the Duke,of Clarence, to be repaid by Quarterly Itistal , ntnts.of 5001. each..;.- of which Six Instalments have been repaid. ._ On the 14th July, 1806, th e su m of 6000/. wa3 advanced, by way.of Loan, to his Royal Highneess the'Duke of Kent;- Of which Two Instalments of 5001. each have been repaid. , . • Whitehall Treasury Chanibe4,l . . . . C. ARBUTHNOT, . 2 0th April, 1818. • • .SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON. Yesterday being St. George's Day,. the Society orAntiquaries met at their Apartments, in So merset-place, in pursuance of their Statutes and Charter of Incorporation, to Elect a President, Council, and' Officers, of the Society for the Year ensuing ; whereupon George Earl of Aberdeen Right Hon. Sir Banks F. A. Barnard, Esq. Wu]. Bray, Esq. Niel). Carlisle; Esq. T. Combe, Esq. - Eleven of the Coune New ecnincil ; and . George Henry, Bp. of Chester- S. C. Cox, Esq, Sand. Davis, Esq. F. Douce, Esq. - Hudson'Gurney,• Esq. Robert Hamilton, D. D. H. Ellis, Esq. H. Leyeester, Esq. Samuel Lysons- Esq, Mat. Raper, Esq. Hubert Smirke, Esq. jun. 1, were re-chosen - of the J. H. Markland, Esq. J. B. S. ,Morritt, Esq. Edward Adolphus, Duke of Stimerset Sir G. Staunton, Bart. Ten of the. other Members of the Society, were chosen of the New Council, and they were seve rally declared t o b e the Council for the year ensuing ; and on a Re p ort made of the Officers of the Society, it appeared that George, Earl of Aberdeen, K. T., was elected President, William Bray, Esq. Treasurer, • Taylor Coushe ' Esq. 'Director, Nich. Carlisle, Esq. Secretary, and Henry Ellis, Esq. Secretary for the year ensuing. The Society afterwards dined together at the Freemasons"favern, in Great Queen -street, ac cording to annual custom. LITERARY REVIEW. THE ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS ; a Poem. By Miss PORDEg. Albeinarie-street. _• The poetical POo l ers and eitraordinary- acquisi tions,of this Lady have beenMltrilested in i poem entitled THE VEILS, that justlk Ocitechadinira- • lion in several of the periodical ehannels of clam, and-1)31'64411y THE QI'ARTaELY which seems novii . tUllave,obtained an acknowledg, • • ed. pre-eminence,iin no slight degree, over all'. its competitors. T Vki L iS, very extra-', ordinary poem, not only on account, of its intring sic merit, jtit al,v) in reference to the cie.uri stances attending it. It was begun, if we are rightly informed, when the fair author was' but sixteen years of age, or little more, •and finished in about two years from •that time. Its poetical merits are of a: very high order;' the versification is numerous'and beau/Hid, grand and expressive. fhe ROSICRUCIAN SYSTEM was introdußed,, and the imaginary Beings connected with it are used for much more important. purposes 'than in The. Rape of the Lock. The - knowledge of Chemistry. Natural History, Geology . ; and Botany, which the author displays, and which are' not ostentatiously and pedantically introduced, but are essential to the subject and nature of the poem, cannot but excite surprise, and must entitle her to a high iank among the, rare instances of precocity, in genius and intelligence. We have thought it necessary to say a few words on THE VEILS, be cause we had not an opportunity of noticing its merits in this,.Paper at the time of its publication. THE ARCTIC EXPEDITIONSI3a work that strongly Manifests the same poetical .energy and beauty, and, as far as there isOpportunity, the same scien tific accOirementS, on the part of the fair author. The subject is too interesting, and too well ktion, for riS:to'enlarge upon it, or to point our the_im medic advantages which would l'esitlt Until its final success. The author, in a short preface:tells us that the " lines were / prompted by a visit to: his Majesty's ships the Alexander .ainl,lsabella, lying at Deptford, on Mpnday the Bcith inst." (Match), but she, does not tell u s wh a t we have ..heard from good authority, that the poem *.-.3 eornposc,4 zind Transcribed in the,ccnirie:raf the follotiing day, a singular' instance of pcietieal fertility. We shall n o w su b m i t an extract Irma this animated production to our Reodersi•ob - seilsc ing, however, that it is enriched by some - valuable Notes,"historical -and scientific No Muse of all that liyinn'd'Satitrniatt Jove On Pindus'iop, or in HmmOnia's g►ore,' Must prOmpt the strain; Thou! beacOn of their w•ay, Star of .the Pole ! inspire the arduous . And thou, unseen Directress r-L-PoWiiunknown! Shrined darkling on thine adamantine throne, Who Inest, like Virtue; state shrink front view And bless a world, y 0 shun the glory due; • While yet they Seek thee o'er a trackless main, Guide of their course I befriend their poet's ;train. The beautiful couplet comparing the Magnet, to VIRTUE, is striking and moral, as well as gant. Alluding to accounts'othe former inhahi.. •tatits of Greeniamt, and the uncertainty of their fate; after many descriptive passages, abounding in knowledge, and animated by trite poetical'spirit, the author addresses the Adventurous Band who thus encounter hardships, and hazard life in the pursuit of what may be beneficial to man-, kind inalLages; in the follbwing strain of .pious fe; vour, with which we shall conclude our tracts, sincerely assuring our Readers, that, with reference to the 'nature- of the composition, - a work has seldom appeared with equal recommen dations in point of genius, knowledge, benevolent , : and - pious feelings:— Yet.nritons! Conquerors on the subject deep, Where'er its islands rise, its waters sweep, Fired by your fathers' deathless deeds; defy The frozen ocean, and the.flaming . sky; Secure, though not one vessel speck the ware, ONE EYE beholds you, and ONE ARM shall save; That He, who gives those mightyagents force, I Can guard his creatures and can stay their course; • And as, when parted on those lonely realms, • To differentstars you turn your faithful On to your several quests undaunted press, While courage seeks, but prudence wins, success: Then should THAT POWER, whose smile your daring crown'd, Again unite you ou the vast profound, Yourselies sole sovereigns of that awful.tope, . . Sele friends, sole rivals, on those seas unknown: , How shall your tongues on past deliverance What joy, what praise, in every heart shall swell ! PREFER k:NTsi The Rev, Charles-Turnor, Vicarrof Wendoven, Bucks, is appointed to a Prebendal Stahl in Lin coln Cathedral. The Rev. P. Kelland, E. A. is appoiuted to l'he Rectory of Lancross, Devonshire., ' The - Rev. C. Smear rs apirOinted to the Vicarage of Winbaston, Suffolk. The Rev. G. P. Ri c h a id s , M.A. Head Master . ' of the Leeds Free Grammar .Sabbol, we wider stand, has tendered hiS resignation of tkaroftice, having.been appointed Head Master at, ~.the S - choJi at Winchester.